Best Special Needs Schools in Carrollton, Texas (2026)
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Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD's Child Find covers children from birth through age 21 who live in, or attend home school or private school within, its boundaries. Families outside its schools fill out a Child Find form, register online with Marie Huie as the campus, and then email the Child Find team. A Child Find clerk at Marie Huie helps at 972-968-5800.
A Carrollton mailing address does not settle which district serves you, so check boundaries before you start. Inside CFBISD, a parent can ask the campus at any time to have the RTI/MTSS team or Section 504 Committee consider an evaluation. The district says it will not use intervention strategies to delay or deny an evaluation for a suspected learning disability, including dyslexia. Infants and toddlers with vision loss, hearing loss, or deafblindness can be served by CFBISD after an ECI referral.
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